Sunday, 28 December 2014

Snow geese here, snow in forecast

<b>http://tinyurl.com/nccctem - <a href='http://tinyurl.com/nccctem'>Bald eagle population rebounds locally, nationwide</a></b><p>Easy ways to distinguish a bald eagle is to look at its feet, which will be yellow like the beak protruding from their white heads. Bald eagles&#39; wings span about 8 feet, she said – 2 feet longer than a turkey vultures&#39;. Then there&#39;s the way the two ...and more&nbsp;&raquo;</p><B>Bird Watchers Flock to Eagle Viewing Opportunities at CNPPID Facilities</b><p>Like finding out that bald eagles don&#39;t get their white heads until they are four or five years old. It&#39;s not just the national bird people can catch glimpses of either. Blue heron and hawks glide through the skies too. &quot;I&#39;ve had people come here and ...</p><B>Snow geese here, snow in forecast</b><p>It seems snow geese come in two forms — light morphs with white-feathered bodies and dark morphs with dark-feathered bodies and white heads. The dark morphs sometimes a
re called blue geese. Given the number of dark morphs spotted in local fields,&nbsp;...and more&nbsp;&raquo;</p>

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